Which retired fighter do you miss the most?

[Blu]

From sheer enjoyment of watching his fights Nate Marquardt, from entertainment factor and someone that ALWAYS broke a fight with trash talk Nick Diaz. I wish I could say BJ Penn but he won't retire and has went down the Liddell path of being way past his prime and getting beat up and embarrassed every fight.

 

[Aluminati]

Prime Wanderlei

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

GSP. Great champ, and a true example of grace in defeat and victory, without trashing opponents and bringing negative attention to mma.
Unlike today's crop of fuckwits.

 

[RandyCouture>U]

Randy Couture: favorite fighter so obviously.

Chuck: the atmosphere of his fights was insane.

Tyson Griffin: always thought he underachieved.

 

[BADBOYKILLA]

rich Franklin, chris leben, bisping, couture, Patrick Cote, gsp, dan Henderson,

 

[Ignicious]

Igor Vovchanchyn
Remigjius Morkevicious (dead, not retired)
Tank Abbott

 

[DrunkChicken]

Hendo & Diaz

 

[BADBOYKILLA]

dada 5000

 

[Kdup]

dada 5000

Kimbo

 

[MMAGA]

Fallon Fox. Fox would've been a media darling once in the UFC.

 

[EzekielFromMount]

Artem Lobov but he's gone on to extend his legacy in bkb since like 50% of the time nobody could beat him in MMA.

Fixed that for you.

 

[Morris88]

CM Punk

 

[Bodil]

GSP: Literally the greatest of all time. That being said, he had nothing left to prove. Lineal WW and MW champ, all (2) losses avenged, 9 defenses and one of the few who was actually clean.

 

[FlyingDeathKick]

Fixed that for you.

50% of the time he wins every time.

 

[Blayt7hh]

Prime Henderson and I thought Kennedy had the talent to further evolve himself into possible top 5 territory at 185. A premature retirement (I'm sure he had his good reasons).

He was getting up there in age, I think he was in his late 30s when he retired. I think he also had issues with pay and dealing with all the crap that comes with the sport outside of actually fighting

 

[Hotora86]

THIS GUY

 

[Gamer2k4]

Carwin. He seemed to have so much potential and then just got derailed by injuries.

 

[beastman]

NHB Igor was a beast

 

[Franklin U.]

He was getting up there in age, I think he was in his late 30s when he retired. I think he also had issues with pay and dealing with all the crap that comes with the sport outside of actually fighting

A lot of people forget that when zuffa took strikeforce, the middleweight division was thee one division where the pecking order DRAMATICALLY changed.
Kennedy kind of put a stamp on that when he dominated bisping.... this after bisping had a ton of decision wins over mid level 185ers....and you still had luke,gegard,yoel,Souza etc. ahead of kennedy.
I didnt know he was in late thirties when he did the deed.

 

[TNGS1]

Conor Mcgregor